Michael Palairet
Biographic Data
| ID | 1001899 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael Palairet |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael |
| FAMILY NAME | Palairet |
| SIGNATURE | PALAIRET M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Edinburgh |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Economic Consequences of Slobodan Milo w evi
MODERN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT has been associated with profound structural changes. Agriculture became increasingly commercialised and therefore specialised, it increased in productivity and shifted towards livestock raising. It supported a rising standard of food consumption, while permitting an overall shift of resources towards secondary and tertiary activities. Industry expanded as a proportion of total output and, within the industrial sector,…
Metallurgical Kombinat Smederevo 1960–1990: A case study in the economic decline of Yugoslavia
IN THE 1970S A NEW INTEGRATED flat-product iron and steel enterprise, Metallurgical Kombinat Smederevo (MKS), began to take shape on the flat-lands south-east of the town of Smederevo in Serbia. Conceived on an ambitious scale, the new steelworks, together with older facilities in the town, grew to employ (at its 1987 peak) 11 153 workers. However, it ran huge financial deficits as soon as it started producing, its productivity was abysmal, and i…
Lenin’ and ‘Brezhnev’: Steel making and the Bulgarian economy, 1956–90
Ramiz Sadiku: A case study in the industrialisation of Kosovo
RAMIZ SADIKU IS A MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISE in Kosovo, Yugoslavia's Albanian populated province. It was established at Pec in the 1960s to supply automotive components for the Zavodi Crvena Zastava at Kragujevac in Serbia, of which it is a subsidiary. Zastava is Yugoslavia's dominant automotive manufacturer. It started assembling motor vehicles in 1954, but its development ever since has been plagued by supply-side failures and line stoppages. Onl…
Yugoslavia: Socialism, Development and Debt
The Greek Economy in the Twentieth Century
The Bulgarian Economy in the Twentieth Century
The Hungarian Economy in the Twentieth Century
International Business and Central Europe, 1918-1939
The Habsburg Monarchy as a Customs Union: Economic Development in Austria-Hungary in the Nineteenth Century
The Economy of Yugoslavia
Cooperative Movements in Eastern Europe
Financial Relations of Greece and the Great Powers, 1832-1862
These volumes focus on Greek foreign relations and domestic policies between 1832 and 1862. They are significant contributions to modern Greek history written by an American scholar in English
The Yugoslav Economy under Self-Management
Fiscal Pressure and Peasant Impoverishment in Serbia before World War I
It is widely accepted that the expansion of government spending in Eastern Europe was financed during the half-century before World War I by steady increases in fiscal pressure on the peasantry. For Serbia, a quantitative analysis indicates that, relative to their incomes, the fiscal burdens on farmers declined markedly, and that the growing revenue was provided mainly by the nonfarm sector. These trends were facilitated by the political strength…
Short Notices
Allen G. Debus (ed.), Medicine in Seventeenth Century England. A Symposium Held at UCLA in Honor of C. D. O'Malley (1974), xiii+485 (University of California Press, Berkeley, Los Angeles and London, £8.50). R. Quinault and J. Stevenson (eds.), Popular Protest and Public Order (1974), 242 (Allen and Unwin, £5.25). Michael S. Cross (ed.), The Workingman in the Nineteenth Century (1975), xii+316 (Oxford University Press, Toronto, paperback £3.80). C…
Merchant Enterprise and the Development of the Plum-Based Trades in Serbia, 1847-1911
Economic Development in East-Central Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries
Hungary. A Century of Economic Development
Ramiz Sadiku: A case study in the industrialisation of Kosovo
RAMIZ SADIKU IS A MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISE in Kosovo, Yugoslavia's Albanian populated province. It was established at Pec in the 1960s to supply automotive components for the Zavodi Crvena Zastava at Kragujevac in Serbia, of which it is a subsidiary. Zastava is Yugoslavia's dominant automotive manufacturer. It started assembling motor vehicles in 1954, but its development ever since has been plagued by supply-side failures and line stoppages. Onl…
The Economic Consequences of Slobodan Milo w evi
MODERN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT has been associated with profound structural changes. Agriculture became increasingly commercialised and therefore specialised, it increased in productivity and shifted towards livestock raising. It supported a rising standard of food consumption, while permitting an overall shift of resources towards secondary and tertiary activities. Industry expanded as a proportion of total output and, within the industrial sector,…
Metallurgical Kombinat Smederevo 1960–1990: A case study in the economic decline of Yugoslavia
IN THE 1970S A NEW INTEGRATED flat-product iron and steel enterprise, Metallurgical Kombinat Smederevo (MKS), began to take shape on the flat-lands south-east of the town of Smederevo in Serbia. Conceived on an ambitious scale, the new steelworks, together with older facilities in the town, grew to employ (at its 1987 peak) 11 153 workers. However, it ran huge financial deficits as soon as it started producing, its productivity was abysmal, and i…
Lenin’ and ‘Brezhnev’: Steel making and the Bulgarian economy, 1956–90
Cooperative Movements in Eastern Europe
Merchant Enterprise and the Development of the Plum-Based Trades in Serbia, 1847-1911
Economic Development in East-Central Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries
Hungary. A Century of Economic Development
Economic Development in East-Central Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries
Short Notices
Allen G. Debus (ed.), Medicine in Seventeenth Century England. A Symposium Held at UCLA in Honor of C. D. O'Malley (1974), xiii+485 (University of California Press, Berkeley, Los Angeles and London, £8.50). R. Quinault and J. Stevenson (eds.), Popular Protest and Public Order (1974), 242 (Allen and Unwin, £5.25). Michael S. Cross (ed.), The Workingman in the Nineteenth Century (1975), xii+316 (Oxford University Press, Toronto, paperback £3.80). C…
Merchant Enterprise and the Development of the Plum-Based Trades in Serbia, 1847-1911
Fiscal Pressure and Peasant Impoverishment in Serbia before World War I
It is widely accepted that the expansion of government spending in Eastern Europe was financed during the half-century before World War I by steady increases in fiscal pressure on the peasantry. For Serbia, a quantitative analysis indicates that, relative to their incomes, the fiscal burdens on farmers declined markedly, and that the growing revenue was provided mainly by the nonfarm sector. These trends were facilitated by the political strength…
The Yugoslav Economy under Self-Management
Cooperative Movements in Eastern Europe
Financial Relations of Greece and the Great Powers, 1832-1862
These volumes focus on Greek foreign relations and domestic policies between 1832 and 1862. They are significant contributions to modern Greek history written by an American scholar in English
The Economy of Yugoslavia
The Habsburg Monarchy as a Customs Union: Economic Development in Austria-Hungary in the Nineteenth Century
International Business and Central Europe, 1918-1939
The Hungarian Economy in the Twentieth Century
The Greek Economy in the Twentieth Century
The Bulgarian Economy in the Twentieth Century
Yugoslavia: Socialism, Development and Debt
Ramiz Sadiku: A case study in the industrialisation of Kosovo
RAMIZ SADIKU IS A MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISE in Kosovo, Yugoslavia's Albanian populated province. It was established at Pec in the 1960s to supply automotive components for the Zavodi Crvena Zastava at Kragujevac in Serbia, of which it is a subsidiary. Zastava is Yugoslavia's dominant automotive manufacturer. It started assembling motor vehicles in 1954, but its development ever since has been plagued by supply-side failures and line stoppages. Onl…
Lenin’ and ‘Brezhnev’: Steel making and the Bulgarian economy, 1956–90
Metallurgical Kombinat Smederevo 1960–1990: A case study in the economic decline of Yugoslavia
IN THE 1970S A NEW INTEGRATED flat-product iron and steel enterprise, Metallurgical Kombinat Smederevo (MKS), began to take shape on the flat-lands south-east of the town of Smederevo in Serbia. Conceived on an ambitious scale, the new steelworks, together with older facilities in the town, grew to employ (at its 1987 peak) 11 153 workers. However, it ran huge financial deficits as soon as it started producing, its productivity was abysmal, and i…
The Economic Consequences of Slobodan Milo w evi
MODERN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT has been associated with profound structural changes. Agriculture became increasingly commercialised and therefore specialised, it increased in productivity and shifted towards livestock raising. It supported a rising standard of food consumption, while permitting an overall shift of resources towards secondary and tertiary activities. Industry expanded as a proportion of total output and, within the industrial sector,…
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